Animals
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Asiatic Cheetahs Turn to Domestic Livestock as Forest Prey Decline
Asiatic cheetahs have turned to feed on domestic livestock in habitats where there are less prey, reveals a new study.
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Baboons' Social Status Dictates Food Source
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Wild Female Snakes Give Virgin Births
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Antarctic Bivalves Change Sex to Breed and Brood
